@realsirtomjones: Let’s rewind the time... I’ll Never Fall in Love Again live on The Dusty Springfield show in 1967 🎙#ValentinesDay

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vufindr954 :

What a voice !

2021-02-14 05:34:19

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Yvonne Zamora :

This song breaks my heart ❤💙 but of course I love it

2021-02-15 00:06:53

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KGus :

Sir you are phenomenal! Keep bringing us such joy and amazing you’re amazing voice and personality. Much love

2021-02-13 15:19:29

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ladyvalen8960r :

Sir Tom this is my all time favorite💜 🎶💜🔥🌹🔥💜🎶🥹

2025-10-22 07:39:21

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Everything Erma :

Imagine hearing this man sing this song live 😍😍😍🔥

2025-02-01 22:30:26

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user9409312706999 :

I love love love him.

2021-02-18 22:49:03

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sabrinafaer256 :

Oh my baby...love him forever ❤️❤️❤️

2021-02-18 04:50:11

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RebeccaAnn Gilmore!=as . 309q. :

sing it my man the best on here wow

2021-02-16 03:59:16

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user6840650584521 :

I was crazy about him back then

2021-02-18 01:59:32

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JeannieK :

Love

2021-02-17 14:32:51

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TikToking :

That was beautiful 🥰

2021-02-18 16:19:24

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Ruth Jones :

Fabulous, one of my favourites 🥰😍❤️

2021-03-07 00:16:39

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user1123666025480 :

Without a doubt the most awesome amazing singer in history. A giant among all artists.

2021-02-18 02:08:15

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Maria Jurjut :

Pentru totdeauna ,,,GENIAL'''

2024-10-19 19:58:35

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Di :

Yes mom fell in love with you!

2021-11-22 05:14:52

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Michael Martin :

The greatest male voice in popular music ever!

2021-02-14 20:33:13

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Cynthia :

I was in love with you as a teen!

2021-02-14 07:19:00

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user7839070923091 :

What a voice.. Loved this man forever..

2021-03-26 07:11:09

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Darla McConaha :

Love it but cant help feeling how terrible you are for not having anything to do with your one son. It wasnt his fault !!!!

2021-02-15 00:01:09

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kay 🙏💫💖 :

love love love this song reminds me so much of my granda 🥰🥰🥰🥰

2021-03-27 03:16:57

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PamHooven :

You still got 🥰🥰🥰

2021-02-27 20:05:09

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Suzie Donaldson :

When Tom sang it on the voice after his wife passed, absolutely broke my heart

2021-02-28 16:54:07

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JaneSam :

I saw you live in Torquay, Devon many moon's ago. Such a lasting memory I was about 10 years old.....im 64 now 🥰

2021-05-31 18:47:48

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foreverhumble2 :

I really appreciate his voice now that I’m older, he is amazing

2021-02-14 07:34:14

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Who cares :

♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️the good old days

2021-02-25 22:40:54

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